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זה בא מתוך מה שנקרא אצלה "האתגר" בעיקרון אנשים מבקשים מימנה סיטואצייה מסויימת עם דמויות מסויימות והיא צריכה לעשות סיפור על זה.. הינה סיפור אחד שאני אוהבת במיוחד ממה שהיא כתבה (זה לא יאוי אז גם אתם בנים יכולים להנות)
בבקשה:
Requested by: Nocena T. Calamus
Characters: Sasuke and Naruto.
Situation: Sasuke finds himself being followed and harassed by a little fox, and he doesn’t know why. Sasuke hates animals, and absolutely despises foxes. He tries to make the fox go away, but it won’t, and the more he abuses it, the friendlier it gets. Later, when Sasuke starts to feel friendly with the fox, it suddenly disappears, and he doesn’t know why.
Specifics: Sasuke must be exceptionally cruel to the fox, to the point where you hate him for it.
Pairings: No Pairings.
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“Where’s Naruto?” Uchiha Sasuke grumbled, crossing his arms as he leaned back against the bridge railing. “He’s late.”
“Yeah. When you’re later than Kakashi-sensei, something weird is up.” Haruno Sakura agreed, looking over at their perverted sensei.
Hatake Kakashi ignored them both as he flipped the page of his dirty novel, reading it, totally unconcerned with Naruto’s absence. The blond had probably overslept or something, so it wasn’t the end of the world if he didn’t show up. Then again, the fact that he was the Nine-tails was concerning Kakashi a bit, because Naruto’s absence could mean a number of things.
Sighing, the perverted sensei closed his book with a snap and replaced it in his pouch, jumping off the railing he’d been standing on. “Come on, we should go check out his place.”
“Ew, I don’t want to go in there.” Sakura crinkled her nose as Kakashi headed in the direction Naruto’s apartment. Sasuke followed without a word, causing Sakura to sigh and run after them.
The three of them reached Naruto’s apartment quickly, and Kakashi opened the unlocked door, walking into the small apartment. Sakura refused to go inside once she saw how messy it was, but Sasuke wasn’t going to stay outside with her, so he followed Kakashi inside. The two of them looked around for the blond, but he was nowhere to be found.
It was two minutes later, when Sasuke was inspecting the blond’s kitchen, that he found the hastily scrawled note taped to the fridge. He pulled it off and snorted before calling to Kakashi.
“The dobe went to Sand to train.” Sasuke held the sheet out towards Kakashi so he could read it. “He didn’t want to tell us because he was scared I would follow him and try and surpass him.”
The raven snorted as Kakashi took the sheet of paper. He then shoved his hands in his pockets and walked towards the door. He was going home. Without Naruto, Tsunade wouldn’t send them on any good missions, and he wasn’t going to stick around to weed an old lady’s garden, or something.
He brushed past Sakura and made his way home as quickly as he could, escaping from the pink-haired girl before she could attach herself to his arm and drag him off somewhere. He didn’t slow until he reached the boundary of the Uchiha Clan estate, jumping off the nearest roof and walking calmly through the archway. He walked down the desolate streets with his hands in his pockets and climbed the stairs to his front door.
He froze in his steps at the sight that greeted him. Standing in front of his door, clawing at the corner to try and open it, was a fox. He was a fiery red with a few white patches along his snout and stomach, and around one of his back paws.
Sasuke’s eyes narrowed as he walked up behind the fox, the animal turning upon hearing him. He grabbed the fox by the scruff of the neck and pulled him off the ground, the fox giving a loud yelp of pain. He practically hurled the fox away, watching in satisfaction as it landed on its side on the dirt ground and let out a small groan of pain.
“I hate animals.” the Uchiha muttered as he turned back to his door and entered his house. “Especially foxes.” he slammed the door behind himself.
He was never really sure why he hated foxes. He supposed it had to do with all the stories his father used to tell him about the Nine-Tails to scare him into behaving. Ever since he was a kid, he’d hated foxes. He used to kill them sometimes, but Itachi had caught him, once, and told him it wasn’t appropriate. Sasuke was almost tempted to go back out there and kill that damn fox, just to spite his brother, even though the eldest Uchiha wasn’t there.
Sasuke climbed the stairs to head to his bedroom to clean it. Opening the door, he froze in his steps as he noticed the fox sitting on his windowsill outside, staring in at him through the glass.
“What is that damn fox’s problem?” Sasuke growled as he padded across the room. “Of all the people in Konoha, why is it bothering me?.!” The Uchiha threw open his window, effectively causing the fox to fall when the window hit him in the face. It fell the two stories and landed on Sasuke’s steps, letting out a loud whine as it landed.
Sasuke stared down at it dispassionately, hoping he broke a few of the damn animal’s limbs. He smiled with satisfaction as it tried to stand, only to whine and fall back down, one of its front paws held off the ground.
“Stay away from my house, you damn rodent.” Sasuke grumbled as he closed his window.
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As the days continued, every time Sasuke returned home from a D-rank mission with Sakura and Kakashi, he found that damn animal at his front door. It didn’t seem to get the hint. It was like the more Sasuke abused it, the more it came back.
Sasuke had tried everything to get rid of it. He’d kicked it around, he’d thrown it off his roof, he’d even gone so far as sticking it in his freezer for a couple of hours, but the damn thing just kept coming back like a bad smell! Sasuke was beginning to lose his patience.
A week and a half after first seeing the fox, Sasuke walked home from a particularly annoying mission. They’d had to plow one of the old farmer’s fields, and Sasuke was absolutely covered in dirt and grime. And, to top it off, it had started to rain. Sasuke was just about ready to kill something.
And, walking home and seeing that damn fox on his doorstep certainly didn’t improve his mood. He stomped up his stairs and violently kicked the fox to the end of his porch, the animal slamming into the railing.
“You stupid, God damn animal! Go away!” he hollered angrily. “How hard is it for you to understand that I hate you?.! Go away!” Sasuke slammed into his house angrily.
The raven went to his room and stripped before jumping into the shower to warm himself up, and wash all the dirt off himself. Ten minutes later, and he was good as new, pulling on a pair of black sweatpants before going downstairs to make himself something to eat.
He looked out the window and smirked slightly as he noticed it had started to pour while he was in the shower. It was pretty cold outside already, so with the rain, the fox was going to freeze to death. If I’m lucky, the damn thing will die, and I won’t have to deal with it anymore.
Sasuke walked into his kitchen and made himself some food. He ate it in silence, not even turning on the television for some entertainment. Once he was done, he washed his dishes and headed back for his room, when he froze. It was still pouring outside, and he could hear the fox whimpering. He didn’t know why, but he hated the fox as much as he hated Naruto, and the damn animal reminded him of the blond. Right now, shivering and whimpering outside—he could just see Naruto doing something like that. It was just the kind of thing he would do.
Guess they’re both crazy, stupid, pathetic animals, Sasuke smirked as he continued on his way to the room. He heard thunder crack above and the fox let out a loud yelp. Despite wanting to keep moving, Sasuke froze again. His mind flashed back to when he was young and used to be scared of thunder, too. Even though this was a fox, and he was a human, he still felt bad.
I know I’m going to regret this, Sasuke sighed as he turned around and headed for the door. He pulled it open only to have the fox squeak and take a step back, shivering, wet, and staring up at Sasuke in fear.
“Come on.” Sasuke motioned him in. The fox didn’t move. “Well, are you coming, or not?” he snapped.
The fox hesitantly took a step forward, still looking up at Sasuke. The Uchiha sighed and bent down, grabbing the fox in his arms before it could run off. He closed the door and walked through the house with the wet fox, wincing as the wet fur rubbed against his bare torso. He walked into his bathroom and grabbed one of his towels, closing the door to stop the struggling fox from running through his house.
“Calm down, will you?” he muttered. “If you’re so scared of me, why do you stick around all the time?”
He put the fox down in his tub and ran the hot water. He made sure it wasn’t scalding and gently coaxed the fox towards the tap. When he finally got it under the water, he rubbed the dirt and cold water out of its coat until he was satisfied that it wouldn’t dirty his place. He turned the water off and dried it with his spare towel, throwing it in the hamper once he was done.
He didn’t know what foxes ate, so he just offered it some chicken he had in his fridge and a bowl of water. He didn’t really know why he was taking care of the damn thing all of a sudden, but he figured it might’ve been because it was nice coming home and finding someone waiting for him.
He hadn’t realized how much he’d missed it until the third time he’d seen the fox on his doorstep. Maybe—the fox was going to be around for a while. Sasuke supposed he could let it stay with him until it decided to leave.
So, later that night, when he went to bed, the fox was still in the house. It found its way into his room and jumped onto his bed, very much like a cat would do.
“No.” Sasuke gently shoved it off the bed. “You sleep on the floor.”
He should’ve known by now how stubborn the fox was, because the second he hit the floor, he jumped back onto the bed. Sasuke pushed him off again, but he jumped up again. The Uchiha groaned.
“You’re a persistent little bastard, aren’t you?” he grumbled as the fox made himself comfortable near Sasuke’s head. He lay down, tucking his face into his tail and began to doze off. Sasuke sighed, shaking his head. There was no way he was going to get rid of this fox, now.
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Time went on, and after about a month with the fox, Sasuke had begun to really enjoy its company. He’d debated whether or not to name it, but after a while, he’d decided he wanted to keep it around, so a name was mandatory. It had taken him close to an hour to find a name he was happy with, and he’d finally settled with ‘Kyuubi,’ just because it was the only name he knew suited a fox because of the Nine-Tails.
Every day, when he got home from his missions, the fox was waiting for him outside the front door. Sasuke didn’t know how the fox even got outside, since he always left him in the house when he disappeared in the morning, but it always managed to get out. Not that he minded, really, it was nice to have someone so eager to see him.
That was why after that entire month of always seeing the fox on his doorstep, he was a little concerned when he reached his house one day to find it not waiting for him. Shrugging, he just entered the house, kicking off his sandals.
“Kyuubi?” he called.
He expected to hear the patter of paws rushing towards the door. Sometimes, the fox fell asleep, but usually, that was when Sasuke went out at night, not when he came back from training or D-rank missions.
He heard no patter.
He frowned and walked further into the house, calling the fox’s name and snapping his fingers. He used to snap his fingers to get Kyuubi to come to where he was, but even that had no effect. The fox was nowhere to be found, and for one, horrifying moment, Sasuke thought maybe something had happened to it.
Then, reality set in, and he realized it had probably just left. It had gone home to its family, or whatever. It had left Sasuke.
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Naruto returned from Sand a few days later looking pretty beat up. Sakura had laughed and asked if he’d gotten his ass handed to him by Gaara, but Naruto had just snapped at her. Sasuke had been surprisingly quiet, and this concerned Naruto.
“Oi, teme, what’s up with you?”
“Nothing.” Sasuke snapped, staring down into the water that ran under the bridge.
“You didn’t make fun of me.”
“My life doesn’t revolve around you.” he stated dryly.
Naruto and Sakura shared a look at his answer, not understanding why he was acting like that.
Kakashi arrived a few minutes later, and realized the same thing the other two had. Something was wrong with Sasuke, but he refused to talk about it. He went about training as usual. He sparred with Naruto, he did his D-rank mission, and then, he told them he was heading home.
As he said the word ‘home,’ Naruto noticed a sad look cross the raven’s features as he turned around to head back to the Uchiha estate.
Naruto waved after the sad Uchiha, feeling bad for the other boy. After all, Sasuke never showed emotion, so seeing him sad like this was worrying the blond. He didn’t like seeing that expression on Sasuke’s face.
“Hey, Sakura?” The pink-haired girl turned to him, wary. She didn’t want to get asked out on a date again. “Will you tell Kakashi-sensei and Sasuke I’m going back to Sand?”
“Huh?” Sakura was confused. “What for?”
“Eh, Gaara, you know?” Naruto rubbed the back of his head. “I’m his only friend. He was sad I left, so I’m gonna head back to see him.”
“Oh. Okay.” Sakura shrugged and turned, leaving Naruto alone.
The blond walked off into the forest surrounding the training grounds and looked around before bringing his hands up to his face.
“I can’t believe I’m doing this willingly. I better not get stuck as that damn animal like last time.” Naruto closed his eyes and concentrated his chakra before forming a hand seal. Seconds later, he poofed out of existence, and where he’d once stood now sat a small, fiery red fox. With a sigh, the fox shook its little head and walked out of the woods, heading towards Sasuke’s house.
The last time Naruto had done this, he’d been half-way to Sand. It had been an accident, really. He’d been trying to make up a new jutsu and ended up turning into a fox. He hadn’t been able to turn back, and the only person he knew who could help him was Sasuke. He didn’t know where Kakashi lived, and he didn’t know where Sakura lived. He would’ve gone around the village looking for them after the way Sasuke treated him, but the villagers hated foxes even more than the Uchiha.
He’d been about to give up on Sasuke when he realized a few things about him. The raven was sad, and lonely, but he didn’t want to tell anyone. He didn’t want to let anyone know how he felt. That was why he’d stayed, for even though Sasuke had treated him horribly, he hadn’t been alone.
And then, Sasuke had started being nicer. And just when Naruto was all right with living as a fox with Sasuke for the rest of his life, he’d changed back. He’d been really happy, but seeing his dejected teammate made him feel bad. So, there he was, now standing in front of Sasuke’s house, his small tail swishing from side to side as he stared at it.
All right, Naruto, he thought with a small sigh. Just for a little while. Once a week or something. Just make sure he knows he’s not alone.
Naruto walked up to the door and nudged it with his nose. It was closed, not left slightly open as usual. He began pawing at the door to get it to open, and was startled when it flew open hurriedly. Sasuke was staring down at him with red-rimmed eyes. Naruto almost had a heart attack. Uchiha Sasuke? The Uchiha Sasuke?.! He knew how to cry?.!
“Kyuubi.” he whispered down to the fox. Naruto moved forward and rubbed his head against Sasuke’s calf, much like a cat would.
The Uchiha fell to his knees and picked the fox up, hugging him tightly. Naruto winced inwardly, but just licked at Sasuke’s closest hand.
“I thought you left me.” Sasuke whispered. “I guess I shouldn’t be selfish, you probably have a family or something out in the forest. But I hope you still visit me.”
The fox let out a small yip before wiggling out of Sasuke’s grip and running into the house. Sasuke smirked as he closed the door and chased after it.
Yeah, Naruto thought as he pushed himself under the couch. I think once a week, for one day, the two of us can relish the fact that we have a friend.
END.
אני מצטערת שזה על הצד ככה שזה לא נוח אבל עם מישהו יודע איך לתקן את זה אני התקן ברגע שתגידו לי איך ^^"
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